Abstract: A main unit, a mounting unit, and an assembly including the main unit removably mountable to the mounting unit. The main unit has a processor and at least one data input device configured to be movably coupled to the housing of the main unit. The mounting unit has a mount configured to be engaged with the housing of the main unit.

Abstract: An electronic device having a support, a screen and a movable input device. The support has a perimeter. The support carries the screen and at least part of the movable keyboard within the perimeter of the support. This electronic device provides enhanced convenience and operational functionality.

Abstract: A device having at least one processor, at least one memory device accessible by the processor, a display device, a housing and a support. The support is rotatably coupled to the housing. One side of the support carries a data entry device and the other side of the support carries at least one other input device. By rotating the support between different positions, users can interchangeably operate the data entry device and the input device.

Abstract: A wall-mountable computer having an integrated keyboard. The computer has one or more securing members which enable a user to attach the computer to an upstanding structure, such as a wall. The keyboard is integrated into the lower portion of the computer housing. In one embodiment, the keyboard is adjustable between an open position and a closed position. This type of computer increases the convenience of using computers in houses, facilities, vehicles and other areas.

Abstract: A facility management computer system which, in one embodiment, controls a website that provides users with access to user-generated data and sensor-generated data. The computer system is used in conjunction with a facility having at least one sensor for sensing variable conditions of the facility. The computer system integrates the sensor-generated data with non-sensor data, such as data related to facility description, facility users, facility income and facility expenses. Such a computer system assists facility managers in increasing the efficiency of operating facilities and minimizing loss and damage to facilities.